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7 men arrested after human trafficking operation in East TN - Vimarsana News

7 men arrested after human trafficking operation in East TN

Authorities placed several decoy advertisements on websites known to be linked to prostitution and commercial sex cases, according to a press release.

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New York billionaire surrenders stolen antiquities worth $70M - Vimarsana News

New York billionaire surrenders stolen antiquities worth $70M

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New York billionaire surrenders stolen antiquities worth $70M

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New York billionaire surrenders stolen antiquities worth $70M

IStock/Punkbarby(NEW YORK) -- Billionaire investor and philanthropist Michael Steinhardt was forced to surrender $70 million worth of stolen antiquities and comply with a lifetime ban on collecting antiquities on Monday, the Manhattan District Attorney's office said. Steinhardt had to give up 180 stolen antiquities, which court records said were looted and illegally smuggled out of 11 countries, trafficked by 12 criminal smuggling networks, and lacked verifiable provenance prior to appearing on the international art market. The Larnax, a small coffin from the islands of Crete, Greece, dat...

New York billionaire surrenders stolen antiquities worth $70M - Vimarsana News

New York billionaire surrenders stolen antiquities worth $70M

The antiquities were stolen from 11 different countries.

Source: go.com